The Good Place’s Final Season Will Have an Accompanying Digital Series “The Selection”
You’ll be getting two-for-the-price-of-one here as it’s more episodes of The Good Place and more of Marc Evan Jackson getting to shine as a villain.
Look for the six episodes of The Selection, the digital series following how people end up under the supervision of Michael, on the NBC app.
Steph Tolev and Debra DiGiovanni are two of the funniest comedians exported from Toronto to LA in recent memory. Wherever they take the stage around town, they’ve always crushed it by unapologetically being themselves on stage.
So, this Comedy Central digital series Steph and Deb takes a cue from that and fully realize some of their best bits and stories. Get into it here.
For years now, people have gathered a various backyards around LA to enjoy the live comedy show drinking game that has come to be known and loved as Brew Haha, dreamt up and created by Jimmy Ambrose, Aaron Black, Marissa Gallant, and Brad Silnutzer.
Both comics and audience get to engage in their own sides of a drinking game while they do/watch stand-up, making for a, put quite simply, a damn good time. Thanks to Thrillist you can enjoy the same sort of merriment that crowds that make it feel like your at a movie level house party as they’ve produced a digital series of Brew Haha.
For once, you actually won’t have to worry about getting there early to get a seat. So, please watch and enjoy the first episode (and maybe even play along with the drinking game) here.
While making fun of the Internet on the Internet is nothing quite new, the opportunity for Joel Kim Booster and Patti Harrison to host a show together is an opportunity not to be passed up.
We look forward to the far reaching amounts of shade they will be throwing every which way during this show.
The absurdist way that Jamie Loftus explores her innermost anxieties and fears and presents them on stage, in videos, in animation, in articles, and, just from this past weekend, a Comedy Central digital series succinctly named Irrational Fears.
Jamie really goes to town with what that means and we love it. Watch the series here.
Though you may have never thought of a Venn diagram where fans of teen drama and Westerns might overlap, Julia Prescott’s Townies realizes a world where the twain will meet in a fun genre mash-up.
Also, folks that we really want you to see more of, Natalie Palamides, Josh Androsky, Brodie Reed, Dave Child and John Ennis, star in the series.
See for yourself in this trailer.
If you’re digging all of this, you can stream all six episodes of Townies on Wednesday, January 24th on the mobile streaming app, Blackpills.
If you’ve seen any of Jon Stewart’s recent appearances on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, you can reasonably assume that Jon will be coming back to having his own show with full force.
Also, the fact that he’ll be on HBO and it’ll be animated satirical parody of cable news would make us guess that Jon is definitely not sparing any of his well-channeled, honed, sharpened comedic verve (i.e. business as usual).
This series can’t come soon enough.
The Comedy Central web series version of Ian Abramson’s brilliant show 7 Minutes in Purgatory, where comics do a set while separated from a live audience and can’t hear their laughter while that audience can watch remotely, is finally here.
With Comedy Central footing the bill, Ian got a truck outside of the venue to sequester the performers away from the audience so there is absolutely no way that the comedians can hear the audience (on top of noise cancelling ear protection).
Watch what happens when you stick Nick Vatterott…
…musician and fun extraordinaire Dan Deacon…
…and sketch group Wham City get stuck in the back of a truck and try to do comedy.